The phrase "across cycles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to comparisons or observations that span multiple time periods or iterations, often in contexts like economics, project management, or research.
Example: "The data collected across cycles indicates a consistent trend in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "over multiple cycles" or "throughout various cycles".
Kinematic variability was also assessed using mean standard deviations (MeanSD) across cycles.
In sleep cycles having different durations (86 ± 3.6 min), we normalized cycles' length to be able to average variables of interest across cycles (N = 18 bins).
These differences are important because these staffers often go on to work for other campaigns, such as Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton's, or found new ventures that carry political knowledge and technologies across cycles.
Furthermore, the drop in performance was correlated across cycles, but only weakly related to achievement scores within cycles.
On the other hand, micro-architecture level simulators provide the power estimation across cycles and these are used in modern processors.
It was necessary to identify a common set of items administered in a manner (sequence) similar enough to allow comparisons of responses across cycles.
One would also expect the response patterns for items in position 1 to be stable across cycles, all other things being equal.
It should be recalled that, unlike the previous analyses of mathematics and science, it was not possible to compare the same block across cycles.
However, if the hypothesis about a decline in proficiency is to be supported, one would expect to see a decline in percent correct and a corresponding increase in percent missing/not reached in both positions across cycles.
These reviews contained analyses relating to four key issues: those relating to demographic changes; features of the PISA test across cycles; response patterns on the PISA test over time; and the methods used in PISA to estimate changes in achievement.
A practical problem that still remains, however, is the space in the survey necessary to add such questions insofar as questionnaires contain not only needed demographic information but also trend information across cycles of the survey.
